What Events Are On?

Northline is an experienced Australian owned, global logistics business with an industry-leading national network and an international reach into more than 100 countries. They’re doing a FREE School Roadshow in Term 3.

This free event will be in person, delivered at your school and will be an up to 45min/1 hour presentation including Q&A’s. Northline are flexible with dates/ times and can work with your schedule. Students from Year 9-12 are invited.

We’re excited to invite your students to a unique and engaging career session that will help them explore how their passions can align with real-world opportunities in the water industry. Our employer partner, Unitywater, delivers safe, high-quality, and reliable water and sewerage services across the Moreton Bay & Sunshine Coast regions—and they’re eager to connect with the next generation of talent.

Brisbane is set to host the nation’s most talented apprentices, trainees, and skilled professionals this June, as the 2025 WorldSkills Australia National Championships and Skills Show takes over the Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre.

Co-located with the Brisbane Careers and Employment Expo, this high-energy, three-day event (12-14 June) will see over 600 competitors from across Australia go head-to-head across more than 60 skill categories, including cyber security, plumbing, baking, automotive mechanics, and more.

The event offers young people and their families the chance to witness elite skills in action, try their hand at new skills and trades at Try’aSkill stands, engage with industry experts and competitors, and explore rewarding career pathways in vocational education.

Registration is Free and for those who aren’t able to attend make sure to tune in to Channel WSA to watch the event from ANYWHERE!

The streams can be watched via
Youtube: https://hubs.ly/Q039mxbf0
Facebook: https://hubs.ly/Q039mhc50

Datacom is one of Australia’s largest, homegrown, local owned Technology organisations who are committed to uplifting the next generation of industry professionals pursue careers in the technology industry. During the office visit, students will learn more about the diverse and dynamic world of IT whilst getting hands-on experience with activities.

Their passionate team would love to organise a presentation in either Term 2 or Term 3 to educate your students on careers in Aviation, share the wonderful careers available which will be specially focused on early career options.

During the visit you’ll hear from representatives from across the business, as well as our early career superstars who’ll share their journey at Jetstar. This will be an interactive session, where students will learn more about how we come together as a team, every day, to help more people travel, more often.

Leidos is a global Fortune 500 company that weaves together information technology, engineering, and science to deliver unique, practical, and usable solutions to their customers’ most complex challenges.

Western Health, the second largest health service in metro Melbourne, is doing a free roadshow in Term 4 – they have a range of clinical and non-clinical roles available across a number of sites. The session is open to students interested in nursing, medicine, allied health, accounting, information technology, clerical work, human resources, organisational development, patient service attendants and more. ALL YEARS are welcome to attend the interactive session.

SAS who are the leaders in analytics are hosting an event and they would like to invite your female students to attend. At SAS, they’re not just thinking about the future; they’re actively shaping it. Girls In Tech Day helps bridge the gender gap in tech education and employment, showcasing the career opportunities that girls can explore in STEM and IT. And how they can build a more diverse and inclusive industry that reflects the world we live in.

Macquarie Group is inviting careers advisors to nominate high performing students in years 10 and 11 for an evening event focussed on demystifying the financial services industry. We are interested in meeting motivated students who want to learn about the diversity of careers at Macquarie.

Purpose

“Life After School: Broaden your horizons with Macquarie” aims to teach high schools students what it is really like working at a large corporation like Macquarie and provide career advice to them as they think about their future career choices.

We hope to raise awareness of the diverse nature of careers within the banking and financial services industry. Our aim is to identify future junior talent, particularly women, and encourage them to consider Macquarie as a future employer. We will also highlight the varied university degrees we hire from and align them to the possible career paths and a successful future with Macquarie.